About My Wife Being a Tsundere

Someone ruins your cultivation and you still fawn over them? Does that mean if they found you a girlfriend, you'd give them your whole family?

This is for female audiences, right? Don't put it in a male audience! Also, this setting is really amazing.

1. The protagonist is suddenly kidnapped and forced into marriage while staying in his hometown. He falls for his partner simply because he discovers from her diary that she has always harbored feelings for him. At first glance, it seems quite touching, but upon closer inspection, isn't this just Stockholm Syndrome?

This book would be fine in a female-oriented novel section, but putting it in a male-oriented novel section is a bit disgusting.

This is my first post ever! I can finally speak!

Sorry, I couldn't even finish one chapter. This is a female-oriented book, or maybe it's a plot from 10 years ago like "Don't Bully a Young Man's Poorness."

The author needs to put more thought into the setting; otherwise, how can readers continue reading if they're immediately bombarded with negative information? Many parts are inexplicable, and the male lead is too obsequious. If the author had focused on writing a female-oriented novel, it might have become a hit. But instead, the author messes things up. In short, I personally think it's not worth it.

It's a bit confusing... He's arrogant in front of the main character, but then he turns around and flirts with girls behind their backs... This is just too much...?

The female protagonist in this book is bisexual, essentially having a harem, and the male protagonist is one of her lovers.

The first one is Yan Tianrui. This guy is a man who likes Ye Xuanyan, who was Xiao Changsheng's former Holy Maiden. It's not nice to say this, but this guy is a simp. The things cultivated can weave illusions, so they have a very high level of sophistication. However, he's a simp. He is also one of the successors to the next sect leader of the Ziwei Demon Sect, and a rival of Mo Jinran.